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In client go to settings -> playback -> Queue all susequent episodes
In client go to settings -> playback -> Queue all susequent episodes
I never use shuffle, but check out is auto queue enabled
Thank you. It makes sense now
Get it closer to AP and see is it wifi signal
I will if i dont forget. Feel free to remind me.
I was reading other comments as well. You can also disable transcoding on the client side, the video will not play at all if transcoding is required. Also try disabling subtitles, sometimes subtitles require transcoding for some reason (don’t know why tho).
Got one few days ago and I can confirm its working perfectly fine. I just did software update on first boot, installed jellyfin and next thing Im watching a movie
Intel g3930, 2x8GB RAM, 2x SSD, 1x HDD, integrated 1GB LAN = 30-35W. Kinda cheap here, 30-35€ a year
Idealy you want a server that runs all the time and some kind of a player connected to projector for streaming. You can use your rpi for server, but NUC sounds better since it probably has SATA or m.2 port for storage. Raspbian or Ubuntu doesnt matter much since both are Debian based and setup should be simmilar. Look into servarr if you are interested in automated downloads. Then get Jellyfin for Netflix like experience with your local library. Most clients support Jellyfin player and Im using android TV stick. I have just ordered ChromeCast with Google TV 4K to replacce my old 1080p Xiaomi TV stick. You can also install Netflix app on any Android device.
It is also possible to plug your server directly to projector via hdmi, but then you have to install server apps together with client apps on the same machine. I guess you need a wifi keyboard and mouse for remote control. Having 2 devices is better IMO, but it should work as single device.
Rpi or NUC can also be used as a player, but got no experience in setting that up and Android box is better solution for me anyway
I dont have the same usecase, but BookStack will check most of your boxes
I wonder where that extra 5 is coming from
Most likely PSU efficiency because they are bad on super low power. Still insane, 7W is nothing
2W is insane. I wonder how much it actually drains from the wall.
My server idles at 30-35W and turning it off for 6 hours at night (cheaper electricity) would save like 4€ a year. Its cheap here tho
You can setup Syncthing to share a folder between moltiple devices and than use any text editor. Its not exactly what you asked for, but worth checking
Ive been using 3 monitors on gtx1060, runining popos
No scripts and it was more like 30 hours on my side, but its worth!
Can you explain this please
At idle, my latest 5-drive setup draws 20 watts
That’s super low. What drives do you have? Are your drives spinning down?
Oh ok, I’ve never seen something like that. Let me know if you find a solution
If you need it for Android than try TiviMate. Its a payed app (annually or lifetime), but its the best one I found. Free version should work enough to try it out. I got lifetime and love it, but sometimes EPG doesnt work (could be issue with my provider tho)
Thank you for explaining this. I was sure its the same thing with different gui, but it all makes sense now
Glad it worked!